Sheets to print out and work through with a pencil.
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61 sheets. The whole shelf for this year group.
Ten sentences about the people, pets and places a child likes.
Added 16 September
Ten things that go: a car, a bus, a train, a plane and more.
Ten short sentences: a cat, a ball, a box, a yellow bird, an apple.
Five things a girl is doing: running, reading, jumping, eating and sleeping.
Six animals, each with its colour: a green turtle, a blue bird, a white sheep.
Five animals, big and small: a dog, a cat, a cow, a sheep and a rabbit.
Five sentences and five pictures, A to E: a cat, a bus, a cake, reading and running.
Six animals, three colour words each. Find the colour that fits.
Six animals and three words each. Find the word that names the animal.
A boy, a dog, a rabbit and a duck, and a carrot for the rabbit.
A little white cat that is soft, and a girl who loves it.
A boy with a dog, a cat, a duck and a rabbit, who are all his friends.
A boy, his dog and a ball on a sunny day.
A picnic by the pond with a dog, a rabbit and a duck.
A tired little cat on a soft bed, closing its eyes for a nap.
A friendly black and white cow, the grass she eats and the milk she gives. Listen to the story, then answer six questions about it.
Added 13 September
Ben's red car, Lily's blue car, and a road built out of books. Listen to the story, then answer six questions about it.
Three siblings, a slide, a swing, and one little brother who just wants to run. Listen to the story, then answer six questions about it.
A sheep with soft white wool, a goat who loves to jump, and a barn to sit out the rain in. Listen to the story, then answer six questions about it.
Tom eats candies every day, until the day his stomach hurts and the doctor has a word. Listen to the story, then answer six questions about it.
Tom is tired and wants to stay at home, and school turns out to be all right after all. Listen to the story, then answer six questions about it.
Rosie and Ruby hop out for carrots, and one of them slips by the stream. Listen to the story, then answer six questions about it.
Leo teaches Max and Mia to walk quietly and stay close, and they come when he calls. Listen to the story, then answer six questions about it.
Ben's blue helmet, Lily's pink one, and a dad who says stop at the corner. Listen to the story, then answer six questions about it.
A small fox sitting alone by a tree, and a dog with a sandwich to share. Listen to the story, then answer six questions about it.
A pink dress with small flowers, found in the last shop, for a cousin's birthday party. Listen to the story, then answer six questions about it.
Many toy shops, and at last a shiny blue robot with blinking lights. Listen to the story, then answer six questions about it.
Jumbled words. Put them in order so each row reads as a sentence.
Added 7 September
Words on one side, pictures on the other. Draw a line between the pairs.
A short story to read, then five questions with three answers to choose from.
Six words and six pictures. Draw a line from each word to the picture it belongs to.
Added 6 September
The first six letters we teach, traced five times each. Start here.
Added 31 August
The next six letters, same layout as the first sheet.
Added 30 August
Six capitals to trace, for names and the start of a sentence.
Added 29 August
Pairs capitals with lower case, ready for reading names and labels.
Added 28 August
s
m
Listening for the very first sound in a word. Read the words aloud together.
Added 27 August
p
t
Two sounds that are easy to mix up, sorted by the first sound only.
Added 26 August
Six rhyming pairs to join with a pencil line. Say them out loud first.
Added 25 August
A second rhyming sheet with new words, once the first one feels easy.
Added 24 August
at
in
it
Six two letter words to read and copy. The first writing a child can finish.
Added 23 August
sat
pat
tap
Words made only from s a t p i n m d, so every letter is known.
Added 22 August
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